The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
ON LAND AND WATER.
Racing at Nashville and Washington
Tsemer Defeats gaudaur.

Racing at Nashville and Warrington
Tsemer Defeats oaudaur.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 2s.-This wa
the second day Of the West Side park ial
meeting. The weather was pleasant, th'
track little heavy and the races yer,
good. The Attendance was 5000.
Finst Racc-Selling; purse; six furlongs
The starters were; Tommy X, lOl, Rivers
Rhody Prngle, %, Barnes; Bixby, %,
Bum; Wandered, 10, Co,ingion; Eva X,
o., Walker; Brooklyn, 10, Gorhardy.
They got off we'll punched. Wandered
and Eva X soon drew away and began n
ratilng pace up the back stretch, with
| Tommy X third. In the turn Tommy X
began 20 move up, followed by BiNby and
RhOdy Pringle. The fight down the
stretch was between Bixby aud Rhody
Pringle for the place, Tommy X having
taken the lead and won easily, Rhody
Pringlc second, half length la front Of
Bixby, third. Tmc-l:2lt.
Post odds to ., Rhody Pringlc; 2 60 J.,
Eva X; Alto l, Wandcroo; 7tol, Tommy
X; 20 10 I, Bixby 30 10 I, Brooklyn.
Second Race Purse; for two year olds;
FIVE furlongs. Starters Orange Girl, ~,
breckenridge; Outstep, l02, barnes;
Roundabout, los, Rivers, Macbeth H.,
10, Coyingion; Golightly, l02, Williams.
Ellen ID, lO2, Rogers; Naitell, l05, Fox;
Cousin Jccms, ~, Cunningham.
The youngsters were sent away 10 a
good start, with Orange Girl slightly
in the lead, followed by Roundabout
AZ the turn Orange Girl wa-
still fiut, with Outstcp second
Ouisicp passed Orange Girl Ia the
stretch, bat the latter finally won after
driving finish by half length, Outstcp
second, Roundabout third, two lengths
away. Time-lO5i.
Post odds Stob, Roundabout; 4 20 I,
Macbeth H.; q 10 |, Outstep, ~ 10 I, Co
lightly; 10 10 !, Orange Girl; 10 10 I, Ellen
u; 10 10 ] against Nattcll and Cousin
Jccms.
Third Race Purse; handicap; seven
furlonw. Starters White Nose, u.s.
breckenridge, Darkhall, W, Barnes; fronic
louise, ~, Williams, flowne T., lO7, Gov
ington; Kirklin, 100, Tml; Walker, 100,
Moore; Briggonnette, ~, Gerhardy.
Fronie LOUISE was In front nj the start,
with Kirkland second and Dnrkhall third.
Al the half, White Nose, who was run
ming under strong pull, moved up, and
was on even terms with Frunic Louise
Rounding into the stretch Darkhall
moved up aud joined the leaders. White
Nose won easily, DnTkhall second, length
In front Of Louise, third. Time -l:33l.
Post oldE 4 TO !, Florence v; 3 10 J.,
Darkhall; 4 10 l, White Nose. . 10 I,
Walker; 7 10 !. Kirklin, 70 10 !, Briggon-
ncttc.
Fourth Raco-Scling, purse; Eve fur
longs. Starters Cupid, 100, barnes; Col.
Owens, ll2, sayrcs. Bill SiorntL lOD,
Watson; Osccola, no, Moore; Fellow
Brock, us, fishburn; Elsie Is, 100
Rivers. Wandered, 100, Coyington; Tam
bourotie, los, Hathaway; skobclon, ITO,
Williams, Our Friend, l03 Bum.
The start was good, with Col. Owens
and Biil Sterritt slightly In front These
two rt out and ran In front until entering
the stretch, where Cupid came up, and ut
the eighth pole was ON even terms with
the leaders Cupid won by length, Col.
Owens second, two length IN front II Bill
Sterritt, third. Time-l:OJi.
Post odds Cupid, 10 l. Bill Sterritt, o
20 !; Col. Owens and Tanbouctte, a. 4;
Asccola and Fellow Brock, 10 1, Skobelod,
10 20 !; Our Friend, Ito !; Wandcroo aud
Elsie Is gOtoI